bkmartin

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by bkmartin 12y ago
Or maybe because of Krebs' notoriety he gets lots of playback from these thugs trying to boost their street cred by pulling one over on him. Its a high risk/high reward game for the thugs, and their egos are blinding them into ja
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by bkmartin 12y ago
Is that a sign of innocent people pleading guilty or a sign of an efficient judicial system? Got any stats to back up your inference that there are significant amounts of innocent people just pleading guilty? I'm not really sure what
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by bkmartin 13y ago
California - You mean Everywhere, right? Because no state, province, country, etc is without a need for cheap housing.
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by bkmartin 13y ago
This is very promising and on its way to commercial availability http://www.ruralstudio.org/initiatives/20k-house
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Well, I thought the whole corner groupings was neat. Novel compared to stock android, which is what I've been running for a couple of years.
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by bkmartin 13y ago
That is not necessarily true. There are lots of instances where a specific organ is experiencing failure and could be replaced and the rest of you is pretty normal functioning. Especially in kidney failures or injuries, liver failures or
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by bkmartin 13y ago
It might now seem that way, but when you can put those things into a second hand shop for $1-$5 a piece someone's DVD, or CD collection can become quite valuable when its abandoned. Some people did/do store hundreds of cd's,
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by bkmartin 13y ago
On a side note... neat skin... what is that?
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by bkmartin 13y ago
So, even though the article was an advertisement for IEX, you still didn't answer the question of whether they really are offering a great service to level the playing field. You just answered with more hyperbole.
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by bkmartin 13y ago
And indeed it still is. Great product.
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Isn't it a bit of a disservice to the hardware side to say that just Software has improved? Think back 10 years, 2004...would the Nest have been possible? How about Google's self driving car? I think these things go hand in han
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by bkmartin 13y ago
A little pedantic here, but in Day 4 you say, "1 opinion could be completely wrong." I was taught that you never start a sentence with a numeral, always spell it out. "One opinion could be completely wrong."
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by bkmartin 13y ago
But do any of them take bitcoin?
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Like huge swaths of the insurance, banking and healthcare industries. (Current iSeries shop here - we are a ticket printing company) Construction is also a huge shop. In fact, iSeries is SAP's preferred platform, but the SAP Windows
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by bkmartin 13y ago
That's not true at all. I have a good friend who is treated for "bi-polar" (not the real term) disorder. He had an issue a couple of years ago. Granted, he didn't hurt anyone, but he wasn't stable. He got treatm
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Its about being a great LOCAL corporate citizen. That is what the issue is about. There is a huge problem for lots of people in San Francisco, rent prices. People are being displaced at an alarming rate that would be much worse if it was
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by bkmartin 13y ago
There are LOTS of start ups. Silicon Valley is full of people from EVERY discipline. This isn't just about the Googles and Twitters. Its about all of them, together, working to use their available talent resources to make a differen
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Why are we pigeonholing companies into financial contributions? Money is not the only way nor is it usually the best way to actually help. It is a tool that is sometimes needed to support an actual solution, but why aren't these comp
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by bkmartin 13y ago
This is already a problem in the enterprise, has been for years. There are still companies out there stuck with VB6 code. I'm sure there are some that still have older than that laying around. Any time you get a non-compatible jump
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by bkmartin 13y ago
I believe it was in Quicken, but the projected daily balance stuff is not in Mint. Its been something I've wanted and just started to write for myself. If I get to a point where I feel its actually useful for me, I'll consider d
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by bkmartin 13y ago
I just started down this road myself, is this a webapp, android, ios? How long until its ready for the public?
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by bkmartin 13y ago
My day job which is mostly C# programming these days I have an Intel Core i5 processor (don't remember the speed off hand) 64bit windows 7 pro, 12 GB Ram and Dual ATIs (don't remember which) for 3 monitor output. Could have a fou
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by bkmartin 13y ago
I agree with you in principle, but please choose another target other than football tickets and massive stadiums. Most massive stadiums are filled with paying customers whose money is then used to fund all the other athletics programs that
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by bkmartin 13y ago
And a lot of atheists wouldn't take offense to you sending such a card. Even Dawkins didn't take offense to people praying for him. He said that it wouldn't do any good, but he appreciated that people were thinking of him i
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by bkmartin 13y ago
How would one do something similarly easy and economically efficient for a Windows platform? We've looked at different services but they are always so expensive. I would love a piece of software that we can place on each server and l
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Please do not lump Social Security as part of the problem. That program is solvent. Your main point is correct, but maybe medicare is a better example since it is not a self sustaining program.
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Not true at all. I work for a 107 year old family owned printing company. I get to be the DBA, Frontend Developer, Backend Developer, and Product Manager (our LOB applications). And it all leads from test to production. So you are just
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by bkmartin 13y ago
I would think this would be one of the easiest to get right... bad=negative Not=negative ... two negatives=positive
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by bkmartin 13y ago
It got mine wrong... "That makes about as much sense as a whale and a dolphin getting it on." Keep working on it guys... I wish I understood sentiment trees well enough to be able to train it properly for this statement... Is a se
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by bkmartin 13y ago
Beef, chicken, and pork are the cheapest most cost efficient animal proteins to produce. Its more of a matter of yield and fat content (eg. flavor). A single beef steer can produce more than 600lbs of meat. You can't get that much m

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